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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-12
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.

Statesman Mason After scaIps and Boou.
lug His Paper. S.
Hon. J.. NJ. Mason, the Jefferson county
stateumau aud journalist, was in town
yesterday. An INrELLlGRNcER reporte,
hailed him on the street and asked him
what brought him hero.
" came to Wheeling on legal business
said he, "but I have learned more about
State politics since ! have been here than
I knew before l came. I can't tell you
all have heard, bat there is going to be
the devil to pay before long-mark what
I say. Ode thing will tell you, and that
is, that Collector John T. McGraw mus.
60. Charges of 'peruicious political &C.
tivity will be in the President'a hands in
o lew days, and the honest Democrats of
West Virginia will wait anxiously to see
II Mr.. Cleveland intends to stand by his
civil service psofeasiona,T or continue to
allow himself to be made tool Of BY the
monopoly ring. II the latter, then the
President and tho Democratic party NAV
as well give up West Virginia, for orr
people will nsver endorse an administra-
lion that forms such unhoI5 allisnces.n s.
"What DO you expect to accomplish by
McGrs~'s removal 2" =, n
"Just what the decent Democratic Of
Maryland will gain by the removal of Hig-
gins, If he is bounced The moral effect
on our people will be very great. Il viii
prove to them that the President is in
earnest in his professions. z, McGraw q pc.
litical record Is rotten to the core. His
connection with Camden and the Stand
ard Oil ring is enough. i think have suc.
ceeded in proving that he was i'm.
plicsted in the. Camden Roger scandal
which has been ventilated in the press.
Some Of is have made up our minds that
Johnny must 20. am sorry for him, too,
for in every way, except politically, he Is
a good fellow. Bad company has killed
him. he is going to 60 soon, aud you
may look for q genuine ssnsation in this
matter at an early date. One OF the effects
OF his going will be that Kenna will be
seriously embarrassed. The Kanawhs
Statesman is the father OF McGraw's ep.
pointment, and what we are going to do
will pafalyze him. Have an idea that
kenna will succeed himeelf? No, sir.
Mr.. kenna WILDE defeated JUS. as Gam
den was. The latter won't HELM him,
either. Why, am reliably informed
that the Standard Oil ex-senator will him
self be- q candidate for Kenna's seat. If
this is true, you may look to see things
hum about election times. 7stss q
Show is: tho Weat Virginia Democrat
aourishing?n 35l.
Like green bay tree. 7 am going 10
have my paper sold in this town il 1 have
to move here to live. l sell q lot Of copies
in Philadelphia; why not here 4 It's the
best paper to-day in the United States. n
am going to plscard this town all over
with it, and let the people read my arti-
clea in the original instead Of garbled yer.
aions stolen by the press Of the country.
But goodbye, I have an engagement with
Col. 0 Brien, and must see one or two
more Of the boys before I leave. y i,'t-13t
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VAN BAKER,S CASE.
Hearing Evidence with sefsrence to Il,
Motion for n New Trtnl. ~ ~

Hearing Evidence with Eefsrence to the
Ia, Motion for n New Trtnl.
The Toronto, Ohio, Tribune Gays that at
leaat two, il not three, of Van Bakers
lawyers have expressed the opinion that
he is guilty. This is a statement which
bears the impress Of ialsshood. The tax.
ing Of evidence bearing upon the motion
for 4 new trial was begun at New Cum
berland yesterday. Dol. W. W. Arnett,
John NJ. Cook and John r. Donehoo, OF
Bakers counsel, and Hon. John A. Hutch.
inRon, s. C.sBfowu and Prosecuting At.oy-
ney Huff, Tor. tho State, were ptesent.
Some twenty-five or thirty witnessed have
BEEN summoned and are in attendance,
but as yet thore seeing to be no irreguisrt-
ties established on the partof the Jury. An
effort ia being made to show that the Jury
was cognizant OF the public sentiment that
existed during the trial and that they
were told of it. One witness, Mrs. B. A.
Geer, wife Of one Of the jurymen, said
that she understood that II they did not
bring in verdict ''it was a hung jury ~
Is Qusstion-""What do you understand
by hung jury?n' -
n AnsWer-"sHung by the neck" -. ne
Such, and other trivial expressions
which have been perverted ana twisted
into all manner OF shapes, are being
raveled out, and when put in proper shape
only chow how sentences can be manipu.
lated until they cannot be recognized by
those who utter them. ~!
Another csee: Dan jenkins, Sheriff
Lindsay's page! during the trial, was be-.
fore the commission, and said he heard
one OF the jury say they had made up
their case aud were ready to have their
fees and 60 home. Il Dan said that the ex-
preston WAS made just when they were
ready to give their verdict, in other words
on Saturday morning just before the YER.
diet was giyen, something Of the kind was
said to the Sheriff. s. en- ~ Z Il, 3!.fiF
Nothing OF any importance Affecting the
case has been brought out. None OF the
witneFses seem to know what they
want. They invariably say they don't
know anything for or against the accused
90 lar as the jury goes. The story floating
about that the Jury or a part Of them
chatting under the confinement adslipped
out Of the court room and hied themselves
to secluded spot on the river bank and
RECALLED themselves with water melons is
without the slightest foundation what.
ever 1t bears the same esr-markB as the
one Baker RECALLED his Sunday auditors
with, that the jury had become separated
and each Of them had daily papor when
found by the court officer. b M.
There waa o rumor circulated In Pitts,
burgh yesterday that Van Baker had ,es.
capped IRON jail here. kilograms OF in
quiry we're received from the newspapers
there. OF course there Was nothing in
tho report IS (, ii Y. Z :;
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Hantaloonings and Over.
coatings. which We are prepared 10 make
mp In drst.class style nj reasonable
prices. K: 81
{ Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.enforced front and back, al
so cents, is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line OF Balbriggan Tn.
derWcar FROM 81 W suit upwards, ut
as G. HESS l. SONS,
1891 s. 1923 Market Street. y
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3 Rails have bsen laid from Holiday
Cove to Rockers on the New Cumber.
land branch Of the Panhandle Irailroud
4 The I'll, from there to Kings creek and
building Of the bridge acrosa the creek
will require about month longer, and
considerable work is yet to be done on NE
-trestling above. Men are working night
and day. The Italians occupying The GOV.
cred barge. below Kings creek were com.
peeled to abandon 1t on account OF the
;yermin and mosquitoes, and camp out on
tRhore. v Y God AZ {; lq1s >. Is IA
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III The! Charleston Daily Star; says: The
company boring eight milea above this
city struck natural gas about two weeks
ago. 1t ran.it into the engine aud has
been using 1t for fuel to bore the well
deeper. The we'll has been gaining in
lpreasure as 1t progressed downward until
yesterday at the depth Of l 700 feet, a
heavy pressure was a.luek, sufficient for
manufacturing purposes. The company
is keeping very quiet and will not stste
It's Intentions, or give any information Of
its future developments, auffiCe 1t to say,
that natural gas has been struck.
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!. GLASS MEMS MEETING.
Tho Manufacturers Committee In sesslar
g2if.{ 4 III In this CITY, III ", 81 -

Tho nIanufaoturor'a Committee In Sessior
II II t;s In this City. 4 y =
The committee appointed by the Ma
tional Association o! Flint and Lime
Glass Manufacturers a. tho Pittsburgh
meeting last week, met at the Mcclure
house yesterday The committee and a
number Of outsiders were present, as
follows: y. f.. Miller, Of Martina Ferry
7. A. Rodefer, Of Bellaire; F. Casssll, N,
B. Scott and CIV. Btockunier, of WI heel.
ing; W. A. Gorby, OF Bsllairs NV. K.
Elson aud A. J. Smith, Of Martins Ferry:
a. Thompson, Of Bridgeport, Charles O.
vogeley, Of Beaver Falls; J. Jones, D. r
earle, Charles Bryce and Med. Bryce, 'oI
Pittsburgh; J. Dalzsll, OF Wellsbufg;J. D.
Wilson and W. Beck, Of Pittsburgh. and
~. B. Bowie, OF Bsllairs. # "a. a
Manufacturers said after tho meeting
that they could not say anything as i to
what .wss done, except that the commit.
toe would make its report to another rsn.
etal meeting Of the Manufacturer at
Pittsburgh next Tuesday. K II 80 lss y
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Breadstuiis md proyis,ons:

j., tlneAoo. August 1.-the crowd began trading
~ ~ september wheat at G96c or 70 under yestef
my. Ai!er touching Coo II reacted and sold gradi
ally up TO 6s56c. " heat opened at aEc. ta,,ch.d
ac; 2holl up TO- Yesterdays prices etid closed n
.lMc. The corn crowd gathered in tho large When,
p!t toTnay, and begsn the session with much inter
opening corn al Alc TOR September and l6c for Nov
lnls being over two. cents drop from yesterdsy
Inc corn PIT was merely agitated early aud but f,r
iaG supp9ft Of Low leaders, who have been guiding
upward ior weeks past Sill further gains miphi
nave resulted; May claimed the greatest Sn1rf NJ
tae tiaalpg which opened at 400, advanced 10 s7c
v SaSSd WIN ING leading futures, and again s1
closed a 'as ns9s ioyps Gas q ,ss
tsllle higher Flour quiet aud > unchanroda
Wheat. cash No. nominal a; $50; No Sed KS.
rai1e ia august closing at septem r.,
iae at 7lEc; November Isc. Com ThS casS cios
4lEc; August 4Q zail1c closing NJ ISL NS. =
ssmGer aiaa2Sc closing at October ~
oss s eas sSS ny closing
2e Closing at 25s septeber Hstsase En- ~.
,ng az 2dc; October closnr (; s3 Stns
asS' S sasS2SS closing AZ s2e Rye cash M =
T In hase ssc &C. NOMINAL Fexseed No. o.
yesr at2 sdai2 TO- Lard, cash and Arpu. ~ 90:
se ln! Der 655ad57c closing at 05SSa: LAMB
%hisSs CLOSING a. $500 bacon thort RIBS ooc
ated Z s tS suFa.s sn.l0f gsn;
sry dairy i6Sa22c, Eges firm. o' ircsh
laid candled H. al2c - Sifcsa
n: NEW ioaE August il.-Flour poufet VS.. ,
tsm, generally unchanged: options ocenca hoa,.s,
Iecilhea 1aasc, later ruled strong md ra,,ad
~ ~; Sohng steady Corn, spot lots b,ote Sal
a anu 9pHohs lhal closing stes viii 1ecov'
KY Of 1ssscn Ca,s lowe.: mixed western s9ssss
40 So WINE Hops dull Coffee duli At 1SiIs
ld sssin 1; aa1y s sussr UNCHANGED
packages; western loal6 Pefs and cEt ,n H"3a
LaTd opened rassa fpouts lower. cnse5
1Sauy, aec1ne recovered western steam ~
Nv nu' ssS,I nsa western Lheesc arm: wesi.
: GsaINciNNAII. August ll.-Flour. family a. *.
AZ; !ancy " CO.'S Is. Wheat lrm and higher. NJ
req 71,sa7l31+c; receipts $500 bushsis: .h;nn.
!Si sau 2so1 bushels. Corn strong: No mired *
pats stronger; no No. Il mixed - osn
a 3sSs =, Eye quieti No. ~ 47c Pork = stesaTr
Ga.s1oa, Lard ~ good demand at $50 hull maa; 3
nrner.s Bacon firm! Whisky lfn nj a ni r MY.
good store loc Cheese firm. afa1' lot
:, LsDo August Wheat dun (. se,,o,, ..
M53ca october 7Sc; Decembe, XXX niI
ana weak; cash 80: October 45c NAV ..sr Su!
tteaay cash and August 2S<c. Cioyc,ss Oats
AUD urn; prime cash $40; Az: y - active
sso sl!e; December pslna s ss
NJ DA y August 1l-1hes., wes,crp hs ,
W. " W' lf' reg spot faa79c; October Sl!s
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TIE WHEELING DAILYsTNTELLTGENC

delegation to meet each train, telegraph In
the names Of distinguished guests on
board and the number Of persons desi.ing
to be directed to places Of accommodation
II "a the determination Of the committee
10 keep up this work day and night during
the whole Reunion, that no visitor may
feel that he has been overlooked. Who're
the Reception Committee leayes OF the
Committee on Public Comfort takes hold,
and this completes thu connection. CHAIR.
man Atkinson will form bis aub.commit.
tees with great care, having regard 10 the
large amount OF work to BIZ done. II 10 be.
!leved that the arrangements as now per-
fecled will cover the whole ground. N, M
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..t--,-------sfT----
"a Stable Burned,

s$Afre broke out In the haymow OF a stable
inAlley i, In the rear Of Bell stove foun.
dry yesterday afternoon. The origin Of the
tlames cannot beaccounted for unless they
were caussd by the intense heat OF the aun.
The department responded promptly and
did good work. Tho stable belonged to
Joseph Bell l. Co. Two! mules, q horse
and q buggy were saved. The Ioss viii not
exceed $500, and there was no insurance,
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LOCAL $nnEvIT1Es.
matters of Minor Moment in and Abou,

! al
\. Y ',,a wy. ,tsyr.
OSs marriage license W@ issued yes
1,eAS' ,s{s.,lst I, gs,,ttf S..E.t y,
fouRrKES cara OF 9erman emigransn
passed west over the d. y v. yesterday.
THE river is still falling at this point.
Last evening the marks indicated depth
In the channel OF "a inchea.
Tue Council Of Benwood appointed Jo-
aeph Manhood Mayor, to I'll the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of Frank Ma jilton.
"A VERY ;nterest;nv game of hall was
played Of ialand Park Yesterday in the
presence OF o number Of ladies. The
score was close one. i'.s.Gt y
TuH German singing societies and other
aduIis who ara 10 ainr In tho grand chorus
al ihs Rio .Rsnnion sonceIt will meet AT
Beethoven hail Tonight for rehearsal. M
.ru, tn r,;n,,no. of,,ca NJ Tsmoo II Gar.
mi vas oferod ier aale veaterjsy by the
sse|puee, ]. o. Heryey. and was Sid m TO
1000. when the sale wss adjourned Tor one
month. ~ ma N " ] I l7l,IIT "A m
T,,..,.,no,, :, r,,.,,, :, ,,,n -, "a r,r,h.
ii ,nnnaS f,nM MAN, WAN rar,v ~
.hot ci,u ana ho.a ofrarsd 'io,ty acrsa Of
oronnd freo vaa and excmption nom tax.
alton Az lnnv IA Il remaina there.
:" 0..,o,.n ~, .,,,,,od a ,orro
o.h FL. ,, 49, a., inotaJ nov ~ IN !
M n ~. s sa ~. 'o ".sea,a Ho o,ar mn,
So~S f ~ i immorai ,v She IL laid
N Ia an ;rmata NJ .Jennv Randallis Mace
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- " rlsL-,- . y :, -s.h .=.st.r
Possibly Fatally Hurt.

n A young man named Charlie Taylor, 6
resident OF Rush Run, attended a picnic
: in that vicinity on Saturday last, and dur
ing the day became involved in a quarrel
with several young men. & That night
while returning homo Taylor was attacked
4 by come parties on the highway and se-
;verely beaten. He managed to reach
home, since which time be has been TN.
conscious, and Is therefore unable to tell
\ who his assailants are. His injuries are
very serious, and II Turn for tho better
doesn't set In sooD, will doubtless prove
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uuniips Testimony for = Diyorc,

Mr.. Neil O. Kerr, Of Cincinnati, Travel.
ing Passenger Agent Of the Cincinnati
Southern railroad, was at the Mcclure
last night. His visit was not altogether a
business ono. Mr.. Kerr's wife, to whom
be was united about eight years since, re-.
Gently eloped from her home in the Queen
City With young medical student named
Hosea Duncan, whose home is in Mount
Pleasant, Pa. Mr.. Kerr ia looking up evi.
dence by which no can obtain a divorce,
The particulars Of the elopment were pub.
lished some days since; in the Cincinnati
papers and the lNTELLlaENcER, and are Of
q somewhat racy chsracter. Mr.. Kerr
formerly lived in Fairmont, this State,
and is connected with some d the oldes.
and best families there, 81 III Il
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Deserved to DO hun III,

a. young fellow named Milarky, living
in the lower part Of the city, was arrested
by the police last evening after dark at
the Fair Grounds, whore he was attend.
ing the butchers'g gicnic. The gasoline
Tampa had been lighted and one had
fallen from itB perch. The indsmmable
stua was blazing up in dangerous man
ner as the lamp lay on + the ground, and
two or three, police stood about 1t to keep
the people away. Milarky slipped 3 in
and kicked the lamp, sending 1t towardss
crowd Of young ladies. Their skirts mar
rowly escaped catching fire. 81
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PR'lkht9h Dispaich q YtsleriaN. wv N M
y a meeting OF tie Allegheny county sur.
wiring members Of the a rny Oh Nveat Viz.
ginia was hold at Arch Rowand'a Office
last night, Captain Oscar Melville, Of the
First Regiment Virginia Infantry, being
elected chairman and Howard Morton, OF
the Frat Virginia Battery, and Arch Ro.
wand Secretaries. Tho question Of quart.
ere at Wheeling during the reunion on
the 23d. Gath and 25.h Of this month was
discuased, and arrangements will bs com.
pletod ct another meeting to DO held at
the came place next Wednesday evening.
All members Of the Army Of West VII.
ainia are expected to be pyeaent. VI
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\ Frustrated by the Heat.

Mics Daisy Dobbs, a young lady aged
about u, living at No. o345 Woods s.feet.
was aerioualy Frustrated by the heat yes.
tssday while attending the picnic OF the
English Lutheran Sunday School given m
Woads, run. She, suffered with intense
commissions and was unconscious \ for
uesrly three hours. She was gotten home
alter dusk. M q. \. !, &, ~
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling Folks
| e .ts..- AbroH0. g+-5

s,rnnr,rs I'm tho City aud Wheeling Folks
80 Abroad. - :
Dr. JsC. Hump and wife arc ct the St
l,ouis hotel, pulnth. Minnesota. Az
NJ III, o,d NJ. Tr,y ~ Tho Island
sls .; meTm A tr;ands at starhenv,la vsa
t meie vis''lns 1ienuN ~ DISBURSEMENTS =. !e'
'etuaS :,
Misaea Annie ana , Mamie e lyons \; a Ms
Katie Barrett are visiting ltlends IN 10
fohto' y. a., &, Y.
Mr. Wilbur =: Hsgans, OF lineage,
formerly Of this city, 10 in wheeling call
ing on old friends.
Mr.. Irwin Singleton was able 10 be out
Yesterday after a tedious confinement te
bis room by illness. - Il
a. q Mckinney. of the Grafton Stand
ard was among tbe Waiting newapape,
MAJ, ~, Town yesterdsy. -"
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7 FARn1S@FORTG07V-I ~

Four Flae Farms For sa,c.- 1na, y, =, on -,
situate SIX miles west OF Martins Ferry ONO ~,
ny Pieasant Pike with fine improyem ssis and Nd
choce fruits Of all kinds In abundance. Wau wa,et.
go ana nearly all in gsancheap and on essy
ps Gne o. 100 Acres, situate eight miles irom
briugeport on the Cadlz Pike, with good two. sotu
T SliH an n0ase ana ane barn ana
.AMe one oil Acres situate one Int,e woe, III
O. 1,ai.sVe, % This is considered one Of ihs
leh su n IN nsmopt county in aicna
easy Terms For particulars call on or addrcss $50
z ~ tslss. : r. T.! HOWELL. - il
~ -ss -, INSURANCE ms and Real Estate agent
.. =. ...--- -Ls-E. W. " HrifRannrtg Oh e.
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1,ntter:yD.

Battery D. (OaIlin'G old battery will
bold another meeting at Capt. Henry Ses.
mons cigar store, on Water street, thia
evening to complete their arrangements
for the Bly, Reunion, at which they will
be one Of the notable organisations. 5
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MUSICAL GOODS.

~ Is.ase Agent Collector and Notary pnb,it,
~ .---....- -. OppIcR. No. 1912 MARr;rT ar
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League and .Assoeia.iea Gam es.

{
At Observation-Disclosures tried
Motiett, q new pitcher, md waa badly
beaten by New York.. II was not the
pitchers fault. however, 90 much az II
was poor support In the field. Iudianap.
oils ]; New York II. Errors-Indianapo.
lis 7; New York 2; aits--Indianapolis
s; New York II. Earued--1 each. &c
At st. Lonis-The st. Louis. Louisville
game was called at the end OF tho third
inning on account OF rain. q M yys'5 s{
At Staten 21sland-W eihing's recklesa
pitching Loaf tho game Tor the Atblelica.
Athletics, q; Nets, IL. Hits--0 each.
Errors-Athlesies, 4; Nets, g..
AT Oincinnati-The game was elugging
match Of the highest order, both pitchers
natl, 10; Cleveland, Il. Hits-Oincinnati,
10; Cleveland, 10. Errors-Cincinnst
4; Cleveland, 8. Pitchers-Multane and
Crowell. &, e.. 9l. "a N q
AT Plttsburgh-The best game Of the
season was played by Pittsburgh and Bos.
ton. The contest was fought desperately
by both sides from the start to the fnieh
and the result was not settled until Boa.
toms best man was out In the eleventh
inning. Pittsburgh, G, Boston, s. Earned
l. q each. Pltehers-Galyent and Rad.
bourne. Errors-Pittsburgh, 2; Boston,
/ 4. Hits-Pittsburgh, 10; Boston, II.
At Desroit-A close decision at the plate
in the last inning saved Washington from
ashutout. Gilmore pitched a great game,
but Gruber pitched a much greater game
for Detroit. Detroit, s; Washington, l.
Earned-Detrolt, 4; Washington. i. Hits
Detroit, Is; Washington, s., Ia
%HAt Chicago-Ohicago, 9; Philadelphia,
8. Ea.ned-Philadelphia. l. Hits-Chi.
cago, 10; Philadelphia, u. Errors-Chi.
caao, 4; Philadelphia, 8. Pltchers-Bald.
win and Burlington. III &, g,.g s5.
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READ the next Wei! #Nrginia Den, t,c,,
on Virginia politics. On sale at l.i..,
n Sii8.s ". FEnREL's, 81. 1.
Jay, g55 News Dealer, s
s..ii,ti 1--WE llth atreat. n


We haye just received our ltat fall il.
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shoea You are invited to inspect them
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lndications,

WAsH1seToN, D. o., August l2.-Foi
Weat Virginia, local, showers, followed by
lair weather, variable winds, slightly cooler
!, By atuYday morning. = d SS&
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Cheap Excuraian to Chicago via d. s q. n. II.
. On Augnst -, Il aud Is the Baltimore
z ONO VIII sell round "trip tickets to Obi.
eago op az regular trains, at tho low rate
Of ", good returning until August 81, IN.
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As reported by Ohrintian schnepi, drug
giat, Opera House corner, yesterday:
.7AI. 0A.G. u Pm. 7.r.n.
$50 IS III 90 97o ,, - 0So i'lgfps 90
~ Weather-Falr. 5lS i3'45sIi fll. {